Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-08

| and which We offer at the Old Price
Also. Lamp Goods, Glass and Crockery
, A fine lot Of Shot Guns and Rifles etc
etc. ''See price list" A DAMAS.
Gail McCracken came up from Snake riv
err on Monday with fruit. He returned te
his farm and next week will take load OF
fruit to Ca,r.gs Prairie.
We have In our Office tobacco leaf raised
by Messrs Kline 4 For'ce in Tamman,
Hollow, that measures three feet in length
and sixteen inches wide
A fire broke out at Spok ane Falls on Sun
day morning last in Randulphs bakery. de
stroying the huidins aud burning to deatl
the baker, named Toney.
WIN. Hawley and Frank Wyatt cam.
down fro'n Camas Prairie ON Monday last
The former proceeded t. " ALA Nalla an,
Will retui n in few DAYS.
Twenty seven copies of the revised law.
of Idaho were received this week, aud dis
tributed among the county and precinc,
officers of Nez Perez county.
Rev. +. A. Selle. of Pendleton Oregon, O
A Barnard, Washington. d. C., and T j
Wilson and wife, Salt Lake, were passen.
gers ON tie steamer Sunday.
The stock of Merchant Sc in the NJ J.
Gi.enbnrs store is being offered to tie pub ic
oy Dawson, m"rtgagec. Mt reduced rates
Now is your chance Tor bargains
N"TrcE TO TAX PAYER School tax OF
District NJ. J. is now due. and will becom.
delinquent September 80. 1887.
4Ilm +. kRuUriNGER, City Treas
Alex Reed came up on Thursdays boat
FROM " ALA W ALA en- route for Asotin. We
acklo~ ledge short out pleasant, call from
him on Monday while en- route for his home
Since January 1867 to December 81,
1886, tiftv.six divorces have been grante,
i'll Nee Perez county, and between the SAINT
periods 924 marriages have taken place IN
this county.
Miss Oria Fairchild sister of Rev. Lee
farchld Of this city, left on Mondays
boat for Portland, where she will remain
during the winter under class training a,
st. Htlens Hall.
/ Potatoes, of the Blue Victor vari
iety, raised on VIM. Edmondsuns place OF
the Potlatch were laid On onr table thi,
| week, which measured seven inches long
Tie public school opened on Monday last
Tie following is the number OF pupils en-
| rolled in the different dep'r mcnts; High
| II; grammar, %; intermediate A.; 2nd Pm
mary, 80; LIST Primary, 43; Total, l63.
Since the first of September the curfeu
hell rings at $40 p. M, at which time al
lads under sixteen are required to be in of
the streets. Next month it will ring a
o'clock and SO continue during the winter
months.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Binnard father ant
mother of A. S. Bnnard of this city. cam,
over from Palousc City on Sunday. They
came over to see their first grand child
which was born to their daugbter-in Law
last week.
Annie and Amelia Thompson, aged re
spectivelv eighteen and sixteen years ant
Charles Brown were drowned in the Snak
river near Blackfo"t Idaho, on Sun lay, An!
2S, while out boat riding. The bodies wer,
recovered.
A match race will take place on tn,
Stevens race course on Sunday next for So
a side. A large crowd will he in attend
ance. Ice cold soda water and other extra
will he furnished on the track. Don't for
get the dav. Sunday.
Gid Parker showed us some potatoe vine
on Tuesday grown on his place on cas-
Main street, that measured nine fee
and tw" inches. He said that he dug on
sixty two good size potatoes from the hill
where the vine had grown.
Little 1nez Baird. seven year OLE
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Wm Pairl o
this city. tell from a woodpile on W.dnes
day morning and dislocated the wrist Of thu
left arm and fractured tho bone. DR.
Morris was called and set the broken limb
James Rice and several other teamster
from Camas Prairie came wn on Monday
They brought down with them over GOO
pounds Of ore from the Liddle i Harpst-
mine near Florence, the property of s.
Fem & Co. The same will be shipped t.
San Francisco.
MISS Nellie Stanton, of this city, ha
accepted the position Of principal in tn
music department at the Sisters Academ
in Pomerov, W. r. She will take he
departure for that place and assume charg
at the fall term which will commenc
sometime this month
I G. Hattahaneh. auditor and recorder G
this county will take his departure by t.
mcrrow's hoat for Boise CITY tn attend tn
grand Masonic lodge. THIS will he the frs
leave Of absence Mr. Fl. has taken since h
has heen in tn" auditors office. two year
As deputy and three years auditor.
Miss Rena Poe. Of this city. who m
been visiting in Portland during the las tw
months, left the latter plac, this week f'
Boston. Mass. where she will remain al
tending the Ladies' Conservatory Of Music
Miss Sadie. who was with her sister. wi
return from Portland by tod" 3 steamer.
The 0 R 4 N surveyors who have bee
in the Potlatch country recently. have ri
their line down to Clearwater, but we al
, derstand were not permitted tn run aero
the reservation They are now on Il
Clearwater opposite town and will contin,
, their line on down the Snake to come
, with the road at Riparia.
From private letter from tirangevill
we learn that . little daughter of J.
e vicory was accidentally shot one day la
week on Camas Prairie, by her brother wi
. shot at hawk At last accounts she W
! doing we'll The letter also bore th- 8,
intelligence that John HALEY. Of Flynn
HALEY. dropped dead one day last week
{ Salmon river with paralysis Of the brain.
Col. P. H. Winston and family who ,
turned from North Carolina last week, W
h still continue their residence in .Lewisto
e They departed for the former place ear
last spring with the determination of
naming, but have since come Ia the CO
. clusion that Idaho is the hest count'
= Mr.. Winston, in the meantime. will pr,